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snoopysue wrote:1841
Elloughton East Field, Elloughton, Brough, Yorkshire
FARRAR, Joseph M 48 Ag Lab 1793 Yorkshire
FARRAR, Elizabeth F 49 1792 Yorkshire
FARRAR, John M 8 1833 Yorkshire
HAIRS, William M 24 Ag Lab 1817 Yorkshire
HAIRS, Elizabeth F 28 1813 Yorkshire
HAIRS, William M 5 1836 Yorkshire
HAIRS, Joseph M 4 1837 Yorkshire

is elizabeth a farrar ?

is there any kids after joseph you could get a birth cert for ?

Elizabeth is not a ferrer. I do have a birth and marriage certificates for william hairyes josephs brother who is my descendent,it says is father was william hairyes and was an agriujral labourer.and i also know he was born in 1817.and was in elloghton east yorkshire in 1841 cenus.the name is spelt hairs .howvere the missing link is what happened before 1817.which you cant find out off his sons birth certificate, i appreciate your help. but that has to be somebody in there who can trace the family before 1817.im really sorry to be using everyones time here but i dont know what to do.

The one place you are likely to find is,

England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975.

https://www.familysearch.org/search/col ... on/1473014

But there is no real way to say it will be the right one.

zoenel wrote:Elizabeth is not a ferrer. I do have a birth and marriage certificates for william hairyes josephs brother who is my descendent,it says is father was william hairyes and was an agriujral labourer.and i also know he was born in 1817.and was in elloghton east yorkshire in 1841 cenus.the name is spelt hairs .howvere the missing link is what happened before 1817.which you cant find out off his sons birth certificate, i appreciate your help. but that has to be somebody in there who can trace the family before 1817.im really sorry to be using everyones time here but i dont know what to do.

your birth cert for william is no good as you need some one who was born after sept 1837 when registation gave both parents name, hence you will find out william and joseph mother maiden name, then this will lead to a poss marriage, and with the marriage info of william and elizabeth this might lead you to sibling if there the witnesses,

so dont rule out using sibling to find elizabeths maiden name, widen you scope of thought rather than think the 1841 is going to give you the answers you need

The 1841 census is not always very good to go by, do you have later census's for William 1817, and Elizabeth 1813.

need that 1851 or 61 jimmy with child born after 1837 ?

I can't see anything Pete.

This could be the one on the 1861 census:


Name:HAIRYES, Henry
Registration District: Knaresborough
County: Yorkshire
Year of Registration: 1859
Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep
Volume No: 9A
Page No:108

that william jrn kid looking for more kids for william srn and elizabeth ?

this is on Ancestry's extracted parish records for Yorkshire - maybe a long shot as it's a bit early:


Text:William Harris & Eliz. Powell 27 Oct 1823
Collection:Yorkshire: Rotherham - Registers of Marriage, 1798-1837

henry hairyes born 1859 is william hairyes born 1834 son.

comes under Beverley registration district

Elloughton with Brough Yorkshire East Riding 1837 - 1935
Abolished 1.4.1935 and renamed Elloughton.


Elloughton Yorkshire East Riding 1935 - 1937
Created 1.4.1935 by renaming the parish of Elloughton with Brough.

there a few birth for herris

Births Dec 1843
HERRIS George William Beverley 23 10


Births Dec 1845
Herris Solomon Lovell Beverley 23 8


Births Mar 1851
Herris Sarah Ann Beverley 23 2


Births Jun 1855
Herris Jane Ada Beverley 9d 94


Births Dec 1857
Herris Emma Lydia Beverley 9d 98


Births Mar 1860
HERRIS Martha Rebecca Beverley 9d 108

any census on these ?

How's it pronounced? Like Harris or like Hairs? Might help to understand any funny spellings?

snoopysue wrote:How's it pronounced? Like Harris or like Hairs? Might help to understand any funny spellings?

there also some hares ?